The evening world. Newspaper, May 24, 1918, Page 6

ee eee on MATERNITY Adaptations from the Latest Modes These styles differ in utward way from the prevailing have no stereotyped features, the con- dition effectively and can be worn] in without alteration when the! re returns to normal. — Prices no her than for ordinary clothes. 21-23 West 38th nS Ne Y. Clearance Sale Some of these garments are slightly soiled. The reductions therefore are unusually large. tunities. Middies end Shirts At Dareain ortaeg. Great saving-oppor- le, and Wool Ratiste ome. Salmon Wine a ken lots up to vite 44 Volos (Pix Negligees xea"rimerae in rape. Flow st iy wit hs ery variety of oth Bimmer ‘materiaie in ‘most wanted ool” orings 95c, 1.95 to 5.25 bare, found | tn, satisfaction 1 MADISON AVENUB «FIFTH AVENUE, NEW YORK ONE KILLED, 50 INJURED IN SYRACUSE CAR WRECK Passenger T Trolley § and Coal Carrier Collide—Five of Those Hurt May Die. SYRACUSE, N.Y, May %4.—One man was killed and Cifty othera were | Injured when @ coal car collided with a| Passenger car on the Auburn and Gyra- use Ratiroad four miles west of here early this morning. Willlam Lewis of Skaneateles was killed in the passenger car. All of tho injured were also tn this car, Five of the injured expected to dia, The road ts a tr line running between Syracuse and Auburn, 10,000 JAPANESE TO 60 TO BOLIVIA AS COLONISTS: Emigration on Large Scale Arranged by South American Envoy to Tokio. LONDON, May 24.—A Bolivian plent potentiary, Manoz Reyes, has arrived in Toklo to arrange for Japanese emigra- tlon on a large scale to Bolivia, ways a despatch from Tokio to the Daily Mall jespatoh, which in dated Ma that the mission of the Roltv: ary 18 to arrange for the nettle- ment, as @ first step, of 10,000 Japanese farmere in Bolivia to work vast t of uncullivated land. The Mail's apondent adds that an important de: velopment in Japanese envgration to| « South America ts foreshadowed. nna Latha INFORMATION, the Otnotnnat! Enquirer.) WillecPaw when Cupid bits « girl's!) heart with an arrow she marries @ man, doesn't she? Paw—Yes, my son Wiilllo—Then every tine he hits a gir! he Mrs. her, doesn't he?” Paw—Young man, som of thease days you are going to open your mouth ones too often and T am going to do soma thing that I will be sorry for. Thirty-fourth Street A Very Special Sale of pis Men’s Summer Clothing will take place to-morrow (Saturday) the Sixth Floor. in the Men’s Wear Section of 4 THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, | Katherine Adams, Just Returned From Year of Service in France AAAI | 944-0400000004-004 * POORASSHNE-F 29 eer eerer “Miss Katherine Adam: ter of Mr. and Mrs. of No. 875 Park Aven returned from a year's Patriotic and hard work on the French front, where she served in the hospital L'Ambulance de daugh- . Adams 5 has Just Thirty-fifth Street \ The assortinents, prepared for this occasion, consist of Blue Flannel Suits, Sports Coats, Juting Trousers, Kotor Dusters and Raincoats, for the week-end trip or vacation days. Men’s Suits (sizes 34 to 42 blue flannel, tailored . .« « Men's Sports Coats of blackeandewhite checked worsted or navy blue flannel, and navy blue or tan poplin ren Men’s Sports Coats of Oxford gray knitted materials, (Sizes of Sports Coats not complete in every style) Men’s Outing Trousers of white serge, | \ anastasia Seer 6 to 15 years) in the season's All of the above are priced f: In the Boys’ Clothing Sec a number of novel styles are now being shown. | Regulation Uniforms of . . . . . . Men's Motor Dusters of gray mohair. . Men’s Raincoats of rubberized materials . tion o Included are “Blue Devil'’ Tam o'shanters, adapted from the jaunty head- gear worn in France (634 to714) . . . Junior Boys’ Uniforms of tan crash, with knee-length trousers; coats in the regulation style (3 to 10 years) Sailor Suits of mavy blue serge, unusually well-tallored (3 to 10 years) ith long broadfall tr je oe ee ela With knee-length trousers Aaa iene 8.50 & 9.50 Ny es “F ! below ac f the Sixth Floor olive drab cotton, with laced breeches chest) of excellent-quality navy most popular well- $27.50 | models, $0.75 9.5 h narrow stripes, $4.95 Aare 6.75 + 10.00 & 18.00 . . . tual value. $2.75 $3.95 $7.75 . . . DON'T TOOT BUT SLOW DOWN. by motorists: in the Fortie’ fo tlle s Hh. Altman & Cn. | ad eo | eibany children have been Injured re cently, some fatally, tin follows mostly tho curb, roadway do SOLOVEI, HYLAN'S FRIEND, A444 HHO oboe Brooklyn Called by East New York Board. to go to Camp Upton from Local Board No. 86, In Bast New York, will have in it Joseph A. Solovel, Assist~ Corporation Counsel in Brooklyn, friend of Mayor Hylan, who lives a 69 Thatford Avenue, Official notice was handed to Solovet yeu'erday by Board Chairman Baruch that his claim for deferred 8 been denied by the ct Board, and that he has been ved from Class 8-B and placed in 1-A. 4 ‘ = > } WELLESLEY UNIT AT LYONS, Red Cross, Cros announces that the Wellesley Col- eo unit, which haa Sust arrived tn ce, has been assigned to work tn ons dis of Red Cross activity. The unit norises two graduate nurses, two ex- Jenced noctal workers. one dietitian 4 one doctor. This ts the second @roup of college women to undertake work In France, the being the Smith College girls, who onstruction Work at Gricourt un- y were driven out by the Ger- r nit will work in Cross dispensas hospital for, re= hildren's hos- nt home near Lyons GANT BEAT “Tn WHEN FEET HURT YOcean, at La Panne, Belgium. Miss Adams ts visiting her parents | jen. 4 . at thelr New York home for a | Liz” for sore, tired, puffed- brief time t returning to her up, aching, calloused work in “Mlanders Fields.” In the picture Miss Adams wears her feet or corns. service medal. “Sure! I use TIZ” every time for any Warns Motorists egard Children. curb and in other ven special attention trate House's plea Safety Bulletin issued The Bulle Magistrate ¥ They Maat No Children on th places should “When an ace usually foma ona ta carele: “has You can be happy-footed in « moment. Use “Tiz” and never suffer with tender, raw, burning, blistered, swollen, tired, aching feet. “Tix” and only “Tix” takes the pain and soreness out of corns, callouses and bunions. As soon as you put your feet in a N “Tix” bath, you just feel the happl- ness soaking in. ‘How good your poor old feet feel. They want to dance for joy. “Tin” Is grand. ‘Tiz" instantly draws out all the poisonous exuda- Hons which puff up your feet and cause sore, inflamed, aching, sweaty feet Get a 25-cent box of “Tin” at any drug store or department store. Get instant foot relief. Laugh at foot tufferers who’ complain. Because Sed feet are never, never going to ‘other or make you limp any more,— Advt. NEVER BEFORE, NEVER AGAIN SUCH WONDERFUL BARGAINS WILL SELL FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ONLY .50 While They Children are areless you can stop. When you by loud bia children. Soldte 600 Suits 550 Coats 435 Capes Just the Materials and Colors You Want WECARRVEXTRA PECIAL Rtnee 600 SPRING teSie ea] AND SUMMER Jp to Size 53 Meyer & Bernheimer, Inc. 15 West 34th St. (iran) Ath Aves, Over Riker's Drug Store, Take Elevator—4th Moor. ‘The next contingent of drafted men | American College Women to Assist! PARIS, May 24.—The American Red | ct, one of the largest | | SOON OFF 10 CAMP UPTON. 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